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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1965
Page
4
Winchester newspaper issue dated Saturday August 21 1965 lists staff and pricing info including Jack F Davis Eugene P Miller and Douglas B O Connell with rates to 313.00 5.50 and 1.10 for New York City National reps Gallagher Delier Inc. positioned as the paper’s advertising locator.
The article argues that in a young nation two thirds of Americans were not born by World War I and half by the 1929 crash. It notes youth fuels industry but requires jobs schools and housing, warns of cultural decline, and suggests future strain as population doubles toward 200 to 400 million.
The planned federal income tax cut faces shelving with the administration leaning toward increased government spending to fund the Vietnam buildup. Secretary Conner and Senator Smathers argueAgainst cuts, warning against reducing domestic outlays during wartime while inflation fears loom and workers feel higher Social Security taxes.
The Star Files notes Frank H Krebs longtime clerk of the city council police magistrate and former Star writer is recovering well in hospital after fracturing his hip in a fall at home. Miss Lucille Falkner returned from a visit to Middletown Virginia. Captain George K Kurtz announced the October Confederate Veterans reunion in Fredericksburg.
Earl Si Douglas reflects on Philippians about God’s gifts of peace and happiness. If we open our hearts to God, He fills life with peace light security and joy. The sacrifice of becoming Christian is nothing compared to the gains especially the gift of peace.
National debate foresees large white voter registration gains while African Americans lean Democratic. Analysts note possible Republican gains in northern states and big cities, amid civil rights protests and rioting fears shaping 1960s political realignment.
Wayne Brandstadt MD outlines dental research advances including fluoride use reducing decay by up to 70 percent and NIDR findings that tooth decay and periodontal disease may be infectious. Future prospects include new filling materials vinyl plastic and silver amalgam, laser drilling, and tooth transplantation to replace bridges.
Cary Grant, 61, and Diane Cannon, 27, separation rumors surface amid reports of private life. Grant comments on secrecy around personal matters and references to public attention resembling War of the Worlds era.
Washington columnist argues that while deprivation contributes to crime, using it to justify homicidal acts is dangerous. He faults apologists for Negro violence and warns such rhetoric harms national honor and civil discourse. He notes politicians across the nation growing tired of violence in civil rights debates.
The editorial argues that Washington clings to slack in the economy to fund a large Vietnam war without curbing civilian spending or inflation. It questions official claims of 90 percent capacity and 4.5 percent unemployment, notes skilled labor shortages, and warns that inflation could rise if defense demands tighten, suggesting possible future price controls.
Fragmentary text shows unclear events with phrases about possessions, love, and conflict. No clear names, places, or dates are readable. The item appears as a damaged or garbled note rather than a coherent news report.
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